Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-16
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1t is said that Secretary Bayard is in
very poor health.
Mrs. R. ssdler was reported quite i'll yes
terday morning.
VIM. Levy, Of the house of Morris &
Levy, departed for the Bay yesterday.
The 2Ist of July will be Mrs. Cleve-
lands twenty-third birthday.
Southern California wants to be a State.
Let's annex it to Nevada.-Reno Journal.
Idaho has a population Of 80, 900 and
80 newspapers. one 10 every 2,400 inhabit-
ants.
Col. Joe Grandelmeyer left for Hamil-
ton yesterday morning by private convey
snce.
"Jubilee" ~Juggins, the English plunger,
recently lost ZIG, 900 In two nights ct
cards.
In Warden, C@ur d'Alene, Idaho, q
saloon-keeper has declared in favor of pro-
hibition.
The Victoria Collector OF Customs is in
trouble over the entrance Of Chinese i'm
migrants.
The trial Of L. ]. Moore for the murder
OF his daughter will commence al Reno
next Monday.
Mrs. A. J. Bell Of Mount Vernon, Ohio,
was recently fined $3.50 for whipping q
colored servant.
Two American girls have been licensed
as telegraph operators at San Luis Potosi
the first in Mexico.
Santa Rarbova IA rrana~:~n i,kslna
over the completion OF the Southern Pa
ciio railroad to that city.
Mrs. Naville was arrested In San Jose
July 10 for inhuman treatment of her son,
who is only seven years OF age.
The Santa Rosa Republican says II ia no
thing TO see white girls COM
ing out of opium dens'in that town.
Chris Beck came in yesterday from
Newark Valley with fresh butter, green
peas and other home raised grader truck.
Col. W. o. Miles and wife, accompanied
by a party Of friends, will go over to
Cortez on Sunday next for q short visit.
Johnny Lambert will not charge J. T..
Wilton a cent damages for having his
awning in the way, or obstructing his
team yesterday.
Remember that the thunderbolt excur.
sion train to Palisade will leave the E. q
P. railroad depot ct 8 O'Clock, precisely,
tomorrow morning.
O.. Feldbusen was stabbed and seri-
ously wounded In Sacramento July 10 by
Jim Brown. The cutting grew ont Of q
dispute over Q woman
The free-csrrier delivery went into ef-
feet at Salem. Or, on the LIST. and n OF
the two carries rides Q bicycle and the
other a tricycle..
John McCarron committed suicide at
Prescott, A. T., Saturday, leaving q widow
whose previous husband had killed him
self on the same spot.
Mrs. Brown has turned her confection-
airy department. into Q restaurant parlor.
1t is the most neat and comfortable look
ing dining.room in town.
In order TO meet the requirements OF
the most pronounced Washers a New York
firm is manufacturing standing collars
two and one-half inches high.
Mrs. Joseph Winzell. and her daughter
Miss Katie, came in from their ranch in
Pine Valley on Thursday evening. They
returned home to-day by private convey
ance.
The gold belt in Cnur d'Alene District.
idaho, Ia said to cover an area Of 100
square miles. The gold bullion produc-
ton OF this belt to date does not exceed
$500. 900.
A called Communication OF Eureka
Lodge No. 16, F. 4 A. M, will be held
this evening at 7:90 O'Clock. All Master
Masons in good standing are cordially in
vited to attend.
The thunderbolt excursion TO Palisade
may be followed by q similar excursion
from that place, TO give the people of the
village and surrounding country q chance
to visit Eureka on a pleasure trip.
Everybody who can get away, will go
down TO Pslisade tomorrow on the
thunderbolt excursion train. There will
be a number of persons from Ruby Hill,
the Dunderberg, Hamburg and other
mines to swell the crowd that will 60 from
Eureka.